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Hi!

 

My boyfriend gave me a Parker Sonnet Pen to write to him with whilst he was overseas and i've just bought a Parker Quink refill bottle but have no idea how to refill it (and not game to just experiment my way through it in case i do something wrong!)

 

I've read that you insert the whole nib into the ink, not just the tip? is that right?

 

Thanks for your help!! :)

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Visit this page in order to get directions. Your pen can be "cartridge" or "converter". The converter can be detached in order to use Parker cartridges, but if you want to use bottled ink you must leave it inserted.

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Yes, dip the whole nib into the ink and screw into the convertor. When the tube is full twist back out a couple of drops of ink and you shoud be ready to go. Has your pen got a convertor in it? If it has and you are worried about the whole process then pull the convertor out and pop in a Parker ink cartridge, worries over.

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What they said but you can detach the converter and fill that, especially handy if you are doing a refill so you don't have to messy the nib. You get it fuller that way also.

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